Marlborough Contemporary is pleased to announce Origins, an exhibition of new works by Jason Brooks.
30 June – 31 July 2015
Seven apparently abstract paintings reveal an unexpectedly tactile experience of viewing paint. The works, each identical in size and orientation, differ in their individual spectrums of strong, sometimes garish, colours that swirl, overlap and accumulate in the creation of a new visceral, yet highly analytical, style. Paint drips onto the exposed sides of the canvases, to make transparent the process of rendering faultless illusion, revealing what Michael Bracewell has called ‘the object residue of an addiction to process, in which process conflates desire, satiation, surface, tension, release and texture.’
